newt is correct, this was larger than that i had emergent.to thank david mcintosh and his team for putting this together, all the speakers we had today, all of you for joining us. i also want to welcome at roscoe bartlett, he gets the prize for being the oldest member of congress, 90 eight years older he is here with us. [cheers and applause] thank you for coming, roscoe. [applause] two things. all the former members will take a commemorative picture in the rotunda behind us. after we adjourn, make your way back and we will take a quick photo. everybody else, and the members are welcome to a reception. thanks to david mcintosh, in hc5, that is down in the basement in the bowels of the capitol. so it will be a treat for us. ask somebody if you don't know how to get there. it is down in the basement floor on the west side of the capitol. we will meet you there after we take a picture. any questions? thank you all for coming. god bless you. god bless america. [applause] [chairman bangs gavel] [laughter] >> i am handing it off! oh, me. [laughter]

i mean, it just matters a lot, newt.r thoughts on that and that's the hook because i don't think there's enough discussion about the importance of commander in chief. >> well, 9/11 souled remind us we live in a world so dangerous that a handful of people could kill several thousand americans. and the the worst disaster since pearl harbor and terrific rihannas operating independently and look at number of people that came across the border ill lie hell in the last few years and have nod in how many are potential terrieses and weren't they want to do something come probable. the world is dangerous. i don't know how you explain this to people like kamala harris. ukraine is dangerous. gaza is dangerous. the houthi and gentlemennen are danger outside and iran is dangerous and chinese communist effort dominating the shout china see and the venezuelan leadership is dangerous and need leadership that's strong, realistic and trying to avoid war. it was being so strong. nobody will challenge you. with four years of remarkable peac

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most of them were left by the politician between 2008 and 2012 on the forum of the porn site newt africa. there robinson allegedly shared with other users fantasies about peeping at women in the shower. for example, he called michelle obama a male martin luther king, a fucking communist bastard. this is a quote. moreover, in october 2010, while discussing african-american republicans, robinson called himself a black nazi, wrote that he supported slavery. in march 2012, robinson wrote that he would prefer adolf hitler to barack obama. in his comments, he also used various insults in relation to homosexuals and transgender people. however, all this was a long time ago. robinson himself denies everything. another scandal of the pre-election races, allegedly hacking of donald

really, newt.n this whole subject of fracking, you don't have to be for a ban on fracking if your red and green new deal type policies you want to end natural gas and you want to edema end gas-powered stoves and gasoline powered cars. that's a ban on fracking isn't it? >> look, obama really gave them the secret formula when he spoke to the san francisco chronicle in 2008 and he said oh, you can open up a coal mine. just under my administration you'll do ban go bankrupt but wy are saying is every method they can they are eliminating natural gas. they tried to out law having a gas stove. well there's no market, you're not going to, you don't have to ban it. they just make it impossible financially. now this really matters in pennsylvania because two of the four largest natural gas deposits in the entire world are in western pennsylvania and represent billions and billions of dollars of assets. people make money off royalties. they make money off jobs, and remember, natural gas is dramatically less ex

newt? >> look, i think, look, he loves the state. he loves the city.e spent most of his life there. i think he has a very deep, deep affection. for new york. both in the city and across the whole state. and i think he also fi feels ths is a divine moment in the sense that we could really turn the country around. that biden and harris have made such a total mess. >> laura: all right. >> there is an opportunity here for extraordinary change and trump thinks he can deliver it. >> laura: and to have fun doing it. he was having fun tonight. that's great to sees a well after these two assassination attempts. newt, thank you very much. we're going to take a quick, quick break. stay with us, we have a lot more reaction to president trump in new york. don't go away. ♪ ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, i'm glad it helped. i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you,

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charlie says, yeah, newt started it but nancy perfected it. they don't have power to do their jobs as legislatives. that's what i learned. there is very limited power outside the speaker. until you give members that opportunity they came to washington to do, you will continue to have this cancer growth. >> a lot of them don't even want to pass bills. what is the point of saying, we will give you more power? they don't want to do anything, besides the press. what are we giving them more powerful? >> i want to express there may be a difference here, a partisan difference. i don't know of any democrat, however far left, who doesn't have the regular complement of legislative staff. >> would you say aoc has that? >> i have a text from a young guy, a student at princeton, a professor, a claimant activist from my district who asked me for a recommendation for her office, and i had to tell them, you never actually worked for me, love ya, but you were not a student of mine, i don't give recommendations to wonderful young people that i don't know about

newt gingrich, thank you sir.oining us now is former presidential candidate himself, vivek ramaswamy. let's get your take. let's assume for a minute that abc disney is not going to do their job, and there's so many unanswered questions as i outlined. let's assume that. what should donald trump's strategy be? >> look, on that first assumption, shun, assume heading into the cnn debate abc is in a position to be as obviously biassed as they have been may cause them to correct and run a fair debate. that's what i'm rooting for. nonetheless regardless how they handle it, i think donald trump has the advantage here where he has offered detailed policy proposals in a way that kamala harris has not. and in the same way he ran against biden as a cog in the machine, that's what kamala harris is as well. she's not quite an ideallog, she's another cog in a broader system and we're running against that system. one thing i want to caution against is exactly what happened in june. what i expect is donald trump will once again ru

joining me now is the former speaker of the house and fox news contributor, newt gingrich. mr. here. always a pleasure. >> good to be with you. maria: i want to get your take on what really changed after that debate and whether or not you believe the gop has done enough to ensure a fair and safe election in november. >> well, look, i think something like the safe act ought to be passed. i think it should tell people a lot that 198 house democrats voted no on blocking illegal immigrants from voting in federal elections. so in that sense, i do worry. and when you read about places like springfield which has 20,000 immigrants in a town of about 60-70,000, you have to say what is the possibility that some of them are going to vote? if you look at a place like minnesota where governor walz made it possible for illegal immigrants to get a driver's license, to get medicaid and to get paid funding at the university, you have to wonder how many of those with driver's licenses might happen to show up at the polls. so i do think there's a legitimate concern about illegal immigrants voting

. >> coming up, former house speaker newt gingrich on the 30th anniversary of the setting of the contractepublican legislative agenda written by former congressman gingrich and dick armey. republicans won control of the u.s. house and senate in the election, resulting in the first congressional majority in 40 years. former speaker gingrich and other republicans in congress at the time reflected on this era in history, discussing the impact on politics. this is about an hour. >> thank you so much for being here. take your seats. almost every seat will be filled. this is wonderful. who'd have thought it? yes, come on in. thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 30th anniversary of the signing of the contract with america. [applause] the contract which gave us republicans are first majority in 40 years. the contract that kept us 93 days in a row. -- campus in session 493 days in a row. the contract that will forever be remembered and we will forever be proud of. among our crowd today are many members of the 73-member freshman class of the 104th congress. but we are also joined

i, i like what newt said earlier. and i do believe joe concha, she will be super rehearsed and well scripted. however, that that could tend o to backfire in and of itself. and i like what newt said about, well, reagan would answer the question that hean wished they would ask. and i think that's got to be donaldk th trump going into that debate. and he doesn't really have to stayreally ay that script. he can he can bring up the questions on at home. >> yep, that's called pivoting. and he could eveven a lotquesti his time to ask kamala harris he whenns that he may wanton it comes to fracking, when it comes to the border, when it comes to crime. c d yoyou listed, michael, the autopsies, which i saw before. yes, this is truis is tre. well, what he's done with thise time say maybe you could ask the vice president that and asyk the moderators to ask it. he could controlhe the conversation can conversat. but i think this means something, sean, because in boxing, sparrin, g means a lt before you go into a heavyweight fight. a

we've talked about it with newt gingrich yesterday. we talked about it a little bit tuesday.rris made a business big mistakenot going to the al h dinner, for catholic charities. people are saying she doesn't have the cleverness and she really doesn't believe in joy and so forth and so on and she's afraid donald trump will roast her and maybe that's all true but what newt and i were talking about yesterday and i want you both to weigh in on this please. the fact is the democratic party is chalk fill of an anti-catholicism, anti-christianity and anti-god and i'm asking whether kamala harris isn't part of that. >> certainly when you watch her perform with some of these, you know, interviews where she just can't get anything out, she's not able to think, she's not able to answer any questions you do sort of wonder maybe that's what she's afraid of, but it is such a dismissal of one of the finest traditions. it's a dismissal of a wonderful charity that does real good work, raises real good money, and it does kind of when you put it up against all of the other things that the biden

newt au jus i don't think i've seen donald trump as upbeat, having a great time in at this home state asking for people's bo. what is happening here at the empire state? >> first couple, i think he believes he has a real chance to cure new york because of the corruption, because of the whacked liberal policies, and because of the impact of all of the millions of illegal immigrants and the crime that has followed a. of course, now, you have a major scandal in new york city affecting the mayor. that is breaking at the worstti possible time for democrats. i think that is part of it. i i also think this is a guy who has twice avoided being killed. when you get through absorbing that, you have a tremendous adrenaline met rush because ronald reagan who met with pope john paul ii had both been shot and both survived. they talked about what god intended for them. and i think my guess is president trump now has a deepen sense of a mission and a deeper sense of having to do what is right for america because it is providential that he is still here. certainly in the shooting ofhi butler, he came

i mean, newt really fought hard. newt knew at the time even playing the race card used point out fact. he said that, you know, there are all these statues and busts in the capitol, not one african-american. you we need we need to rectify that. we need to the contributions of mlk. and again, i think that i think that reagan and mlk would got along very, very well because again he was a revolutionary. he was challenging the status quo. and, you know, a friend, wise friend of mine once said that that quote told me that king's said that in the sixties. he said, the problem with the south is they don't recognize that a black man's park is just as green as a white man's book. but i remember at the time my political mentor, arthur finkelstein, was actually arguing with his client, senator jesse helms, from north carolina, and saying, look, you got stop your opposition. you got to support this. you and and and and the answer from, helms was no. you associated with communist sympathizers. so i'm not going to change. i'm back.

newt: i would urge him to just communicate with the american people and drive his messages. reporter: did you want to say something to that question? sen. graham: i will just say, in 1994, the cold war had ended. all the things we were talking about or how to make the government more efficient. how do you make that system less corrupt. 30 years later, i am in the senate and he is a very close advisor to president trump. president trump is lucky to have him in his ear. i have never been more worried about my country than i am right now. our friends -- in israel are under siege -- announcer: you can watch the remainder of this program online at c-span.org. we will now take you to valdosta, georgia where former president donald trump is speaking about hurricane helene recovery efforts. live coverage here on c-span. former president donald trump: we have so many people from the state and from the area. we will start off with, frankly, the great president of samaritans first. thank you very much. and look to the governor of georgia, bert jones, thank you. tyler hopper, we all kno

we're here is our friend newt gingrich. kamala harris was nominated before the convention.e primary process as of the democrat operatives. now she seeks to circumvent the general election by making herself largely unavailable to serious question of us. you know, they get to vote in dictatorships. they vote in russia heard they vote in north korea for the vote in iran. they wrote in venezuela and so forth. voting is one thing. that's very important. but in america would like to both information and knowledge. she is making a mockery of this democratic system, isn't she? >> the whole democratic party is in a very difficult paradox. they were not talk about protecting democracy. when they shove out of office a president who had one every single delegate or 92 or 94% of the delegates. they pave it and they can pick the obama's, the pelosi's, they handpick kamala harris. note primaries, no votes. they basically say to all the delegates, this is your new leader. and then the elite media promptly builds her up. she gets the cover of "time" magazine looking like she is a model or a

some help rebuild america clear choice here you private sector incentives and versus what i call with newtch calling to many years ago, the government socialism versus, free enterprise and given the choice could not be more clear come up and i the answer could not be more clear. >> i think you're right, there's two different visions here, let's make it really simple. and if you go with kamala harris so far from what we have learned, you as a people and as a taxpayer congress and the country, trying to ask government, to pick winners and losers, and one or two of the 11 sectors, that they think should get supported. and in the case of trump by lowering or maintaining the current tax rate, every sectors treated the same, private capitol like me millions of others, the mcdonald decisions everyday millions of decisions, the determine the outcome of an economy that's over the proven of the last 200 years and knows what it's doing because is still number one really just wrote hundred i'm vehemently opposed to when exporting america's product service a good or a technology and metals, is the amer

which you and elon musk and others will be uniquely qualified to do you know what i'm saying newt ising get rid of the bureaucratic big government socialist model get rid of it and usher in a new free enterprise technological capitalist model this is replace the whole blood by story. what do you think of that? >> i love it. start with the blank slate and rebuild on the right scaffold this is what it was built on pursuit of excellent without limitation and our other side is remember those principles and be unrestrained like we don't want the government overinvolved as left wing government has done we don't want to replace with a right wing nanny state but go in there and dismantle that nanny state i think if we preserve that level of clarity we don't want to use right wing regulations to replace left wing regulations but dismantle the regulatory state as long as we keep that as our north star i do think if i'm being fair we have to remember that at times as a republican party. but if we do i think we're going to actually have our best days ahead very soon. larry: rodger that. another

so this was during the nineties, right after a newt gingrich came into office. my was -- armey. he was the republican leader of the majority leader at the time. and you are associated with two think tanks project 21 and the national leadership for the national leadership for public policy research. if i get that right national center for foreign policy research. yes, that is correct. and what are so project 21 is an organization of black americans who are trying to promote the idea that black americans are not uniformly liberal. black americans have a diversity of opinion on a lot of issues tax policy, abortion policy, crime policy. and we make sure that that word gets out. we were created during the rodney king riots when a bunch of black americans were funded to maxine waters, who said this of nearly a billion plus dollars worth of damage, is normal for black people when they're upset and we were formed to say that's not what black people think, that's what criminal ized people think. some of who might be black. and the national center for public policy research focuses on env

here was ration fox news contributor former speaker of the house newt gingrich.d. i don't eat that many suites myself. but immigration, you know, government run healthcare, no private health insurance. we call it bidenomics, it's a great success. the price of democracy, high energy costs. 's foreign policy that it is that there. help me out mr speaker because i'm struggling here. they allow her if we pass and you're laughing at me and i don't like that. >> well why are you struggling? the propaganda media is a propaganda media. the editor wakes up in the morning, has harris held a press conference? know. has harassed anything interesting? no. to what we do to make sure we have a pro- harris position? oh we find out what she eats. and whatever, i mean she said she loves spinach. then they said that's terrific. if you said that she was in love with rice that would be fabulous. now by then at least like ice cream. but whatever harris wants to do, the associated press and the rest of the propaganda media is going to say to you isn't that terrific? know they have a bi

in the 1990's, under former speaker newt gingrich, house republicans shut the government down to try to end medicare and medicaid as we know it. they failed. after shutting down the government. in 2013, house republicans, inspired by ted cruz and the tea party, shut the government down for 14 days because they wanted democrats to repeal completely the affordable care act. democrats. in fact they demanded that president obama repeal his signature legislative accomplishment, that's helping tens of millions of people including more than 100 million people with pre-existing conditions. the republicans shut the government down, led by house republicans, here in congress, and they failed. 2018, donald trump, republicans in the house and senate, shut the government down for 35 days. the longest shutdown in american history, because they wanted taxpayers to fund trump's medieval border wall. wait a second. didn't you say that mexico was going to pay for that wall? so they shut the government down. for 5 days. hurt everyday americans. all of these shutdowns hurt everyday americans. so they no

they say species like newts and other wildlife could be negatively impacted by mountain bikes traveling at faster speeds. >> to add the downhill component of mountain bike riders, including e-bike riders, mountain bike teams, cycling camps, it just adds a very dangerous factor. >> reporter: district officials have been listening to opposing groups in public meetings and analyzing possible impacts for six years. >> hopefully this is like sunlight in the window that's going to allow things to open up. >> my concern is that hikers and horse riders are going to be displaced. >> reporter: safety versus access, it's at the heart of the ongoing turf battle with both sides wanting to find peace in the mountains. >> the trails that will be part of the pilot programs include sunnyside, pumpkin ridge, upper fish gull, which madrone and concrete pipe road. top and midrange trails include mountain top, middle peak road, air force thruway and arturo and lake view trails. maintenance and safety improvements will be made on the trails this month with programs starting in october. the district will stud

down and then in the second half he was waiting on aaron jones for the goal line for one of his pea newt punches to knock the ball loose. warner has forced three fumbles this season. >> i was turning my head when i seen the ball come out. wow, look at god. >> when you find out it is fred any surprise? >> no, he does it every day >> second year all pro fred. he puts on tape every day. fantastic football player. everything you want in a 49er. >> jules, if we were giving out game balls. >> okay. >> warner would certainly get one. >> good but they are only handed out after a win. so, once the 49ers take care of business at what they like to call levi south. so-fi field we will hand game balls out >> the that looks a little deflated. >> as is the rest of the team and the fan base. see. [ laughter ] >> let's get that one checked out. >> it is like a race in. >> all right, thank you, vern. >> up next, san francisco's biggest tech conference kicks off tomorrow. can the city put its best face forward? >> it seems like a lot more homelessness that is happening in the area. it seems like the drug c

if you go back to the 1990s, newt gingrich shut the government down, and their extreme ransom demandt the time, they wanted to end medicaid. might be extreme ransom demand if they shut the government down and we will always stand on the side of the american people. they shut the government down in the 1990s. in 2013, 14 day government shutdown, the tea party forces john boehner to do it and they want to the democrats to agree to repeal president obama's signature legislative accomplishment, the affordable care act, which is benefiting tens of millions of people in a variety of ways. thanks but no thanks. they shut the government down, 14 days. 5 or 6 years after that, 2018, as you may recall, that was the beginning of the longest government shutdown in american history, 35 day government shutdown. the ransom demand then was we want taxpayers to fund trump's ineffective mid-evil border wall notwithstanding the fact that in 2016 he said mexico was going to pay for it, right? we want taxpayers to spend billions of dollars to fund this mid-evil, ineffective border wall and if you don't d

. >> seth: that's newt gingrich, who you may remember from that time he played the moon in a silent film it would be easy for me to dunk on newt here by listing off all the deranged and incoherent things donald trump has said over the years, but we don't have enough time. well, actually i did have the time, it was the last ten years. i've been doing that for ten years. and that is time i will never get back. but if i tried to list every demented thing donald trump has ever said right now, i would still be here when the "today" show starts. they'd have to put me in a little box in the corner of the screen. so -- [ laughter ] here's just a quick montage of some of my favorite trump policy answers, because, you know, why not? >> their windmills are causing whales to die in numbers never seen before. the windmills are driving 'em crazy. they're driving -- they're driving the whales, i think a little batty. the late, great hannibal lecter is a wonderful man. sinks! toilets! and showers! do i stay on top of the boat and get electrocuted or do i jump over by the shark and not get electrocuted?

joining now, former house speaker newt gingrich. join49 days left., i don't think she's ever going to have to answer for win deal that she co-sponsored or eliminating private healthuminatin insuranca and government health care for all or de-fundnd the police and ice or, you know, free health or college education and sex change operations, illegals and higher energy prices at the costor of democrao or foreign policy. i think she gets a pass on all of it for the rest of the way. early votingf it started in your home state of pennsylvania. you know, she may able to get wt away with it in the sense of the news media, but thehe american people aren't stupid. in recent interviews, examples, with undecided voters overwhelmingly they believee she's much more radical than donaldh trump. they believe that her programs and they identify her with biden and the biden administration. so overwhelmingly they think that she is the candidate of the past and trump is a c candidate of changf e by,y abou about three and a half to one. americans want cha

it is you're interviewing the mom of the about to be speaker of the house, newt gingrich? yes ouch.i want to run the clip and then talk to you about it. okay? >> this is going to reach what is, what has new told you about president clinton nothing. and i can't tell you what he said about hillary can i can why did he just whispered to me just between you and me she does now she is an adult and obviously the cameras rolling and obviously she sat for an interview. >> but you were you were really criticized for that as if when you said just between you and me like as if that was meant to be taken literally. it tell us about that it was actually awful moment for me because she was >> yeah, very playful. >> and could tell that what the cigarette smoking in the interview, yes. >> she was a lot of fun she had a lot of what's for herself. and i could tell where he got his chutzpah because she was she'd been around the block. you could tell that she knew what was going on and this was her moment in the sun so she was happy to just tell me any thing that came to her head and i was asking her a

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this policy is clear a political and newt really apply by hospital administration. now she either needs to be given the opportunity to return to work and that would give anyone pause right to i want to return to a place right? face discrimination. >> but that should be an option that is offered along with an apology and training management about what employee rights are in the workplace and how this went wrong a good in kron. 4 news. >> let's get your check of the 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at walnut creek where the traffic is back to normal on a wednesday afternoon out there. it's hot out there. lawrence is here with the forecast. yeah. lot ac going out there. that's for sure. but really hot around the state as well as those temperatures soaring away from the coastline. along the beaches today, we had enough of a seabreeze bring some fog and low clouds and some cooler temperatures along the coast. you see that fog lair kind making its way through the golden gate bridge into the bay right now that will likely fill into the bay overnight tonight and means le

do not want to cut away from anthony lomangino." [ laughter ] they cutaway from trump to go to newt that's brutal. you might as well just cut to the spinning beach ball. [ laughter ] trump's whole thing is entertainment. he can't talk about policy, nor does he care about policy. now he can't even be entertaining enough for his own super fans on fox news. fox viewers are probably sitting at home watching trump rallies the way someone watches someone pay with bitcoin. [ light laughter ] trump has no interest in making anyone's life any better. over the course of the last few weeks, he's been asked very simple questions about everything from health care to childcare, food prices to housing costs, to manufacturing jobs. and in every single case, he humiliates himself. he has nothing to offer on issues. that's why he's still stuck on his bs about haitian immigrants in springfield, ohio, eating pets. >> we're going to go there in the next two weeks. i'm going to springfield, then i'm going to aurora. [ cheers ] you may never see me again, but that's okay. got to do what i gotta do. whatev